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Famous Landmarks in Detroit, MI
9 places This collection highlights Detroit's rich cultural and historical landmarks, showcasing the city's artistic spirit, architectural beauty, and musical legacy.
Motown Museum Closed today
Visiting the Motown Museum is a chance to step into history, exploring the blue-and-white house where iconic artists like Michael Jackson recorded their music.
Historic Fort Wayne Closed today
Exploring Historic Fort Wayne offers a glimpse into 1840s defense architecture and hosted events like re-enactments at this star-shaped fort.
Pewabic Pottery Opens at 10am
Discovering Pewabic Pottery's iridescent tiles and learning about its rich history adds depth to my appreciation for art in Detroit.
Boston Edison Historic District Strolling through the Boston Edison Historic District, I admire the stunning mansions and the rich history of auto industry pioneers who lived here.
Monument To Joe Louis Honoring a legend, this 24-foot fist sculpture embodies resilience and Detroit's rich cultural heritage, celebrating Joe Louis's significant impact.
Heidelberg Project Opens at 8am
Celebrating creativity, the Heidelberg Project dazzles with its vibrant polka-dotted houses and innovative found-object art, enriching Detroit's culture.
Guardian Building Open until 12am
Admiring the Guardian Building's stunning Art Deco design, I’m drawn to its custom bricks, Tiffany clock, and captivating Michigan-themed mural.
Ford Piquette Avenue Plant Closed today
Unearthing the origins of the Model T here deepens my appreciation for automotive history and the ingenuity behind early assembly line production.
Michigan Central Opens at 8am
Witnessing Michigan Central Station's transformation, I appreciate its Beaux-Arts beauty and its role in Detroit's revitalization.
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